5050 and DSLR belong to different level and usually they are design by
different group of people. I work for manufacturing for twenty years, when I
was in computer and advance electronics products manufacturing the company
has more than six design groups and it was common to have more than one
products introduce at the same time.
For the D1x/D100, confusion only happen to the people just look and not
intended to buy, anyone look in deep will know the different. Just like the
age of FA and F3, F90 and F4, F100 and F5, the Nikon fans will never be
confused.
C.H.Ling
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>
> Oops, bad choice of words. Substitute "announce" or "release"
> for "create" in my sentence above. Yes, of course, companies
> are working on multiple releases of products at any one time.
> But to release a product involves a lot of testing, some lying
> in print (uh, marketing announcements & press releases), parts
> pre-production, ordering system updates, training for techs and
> support personnel, white papers, etc. A company only has a
> limited number of workers in each department. Note that Nikon
> does not release both their pro digital camera (D1/D1X) and
> their semi-pro digital camera (D100) at the same time, even
> though it causes confusion for the people that sell them [what
> do you mean, the D1/D1X has LESS megapixels than the D100 ????].
>
>
>
> Pete
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